14 THE OSHAWA TIMBS, Pridoy, April 9, 1965 'Retarded Children's Association 'Unveils Centennial Project By BRENDA LARGE = OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana- dian Association. for Retarded "Children and its provincial af-|Ontario. One, to be located in iliates have unveiled a $7,000,000|the Hamilton-Niagara Peninsula wresearch and service program 'on mental retardation whichitreatment centre and compre- 'will be the association's na- -tional centennial project. The project, already well past ment of school curricula and teacher training. Two projects are planned in area, will feature a diagnostic- hensive special services serving four counties. The second Ontario project, to emphasis. Lilly Dache places a large breton well back on the KEEP IN TRIM head so that the silhouette line sweeps toward the back of the neck, Level brims, however, are the best balance with the new skinny coats. These include many variations of the Jamai- Magic Diets -- A Spring Rash To Be Avoided By Obese grains. If you take a drink, counteract those calories by skipping dessert. There is no blinking the fact that all alcohol calories must be counted in the day's total, The count in alcoholic beverages de- pends on the per cent of alco- can planter style. SOME ARE BILLOWY The slouch, made famous by Garbo and Dietrich, offers diet another sort of brim for spring. ' that flow and curve around the underlines. its swooping brim with pale seafoam. Adolfo is By IDA JEAN KAIN Every spring a rash of '"'ma- ently. With food, what you burn gic" diets breaks out. The lat-|is determined by your require- est craze, the drinking man's|ments. Not so with alcohol. The is sheer Lorelei on the|body burns it simply to get rid : ; i Rocks. In essence, the idea is|% it. : Sally Victor likes: billowy hats that 'alcohol calories and fat r A calories do not count so long face. One vivid turquoise straw as you keep the carbohydrates to 60 grams a day. Alcohol and food behave differ- READILY BURNED Since alcoho! is_ readily burned, you might think it has no bearing on weight. Don't be hol, usually expressed as proof. Here is the score: Whisky, gin, rum--1 jigger (1% ounces) 100 proof--145 calories 90 proof--130 calories 86 proof--125 calories 80 proof--115 calories On a diet limited to 1,000 cal- ories there is no allowance for ROSE FOR A DANCER LONDON (CP) -- The Royal \Horticultural Society recently \presented Dame Margot Fon- teyn with a solid gold rose, a permanent reproduction of. the bloom named after the famous ballerina. RONALD 'W. BILSKY, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR 100 King St. E. -- 728-5186] " be sponsored by the Toronto As- My © preliminary planning t4g°%|sociation for Retarded Children, igram in Mental Retardation, It|¥ill be an adult services cen- will comprise at least 13 sep-|temmial centre. It will provide arate provincial projects. work-orientation facilities and The money to support the pro- staff training for vocational gram 's to be raised by the as- . , sociation through its provincial} Manitoba plans a model re- 'and local. branches. Provincial|Zional research centre for the 'governments and universities|"andicapped, designed to show are also expected to contribute. paren uae e seaeeenesetve i led tolegional service centres in| be neh oitier way or completed| thinly. Populated areas. | STRAW SILHOUETTE Dy 1967. _ Saskatchewan hopes to estab- The problem of mental retar- lish a research-teaching consult- dation, once neglected by the|#%t or professorship in mental public and medical researchers retardation at the University of 'alike, is a massive one. Saskatchewan. A second project It is estimated that a retarded| Will be a co-operative school- 'child is born in Canada every|¥°rk Program for educable re- 95 minutes. Nearly 500,000 Ca-|'atded children within the pro- nadians, or about three per cent|Vi"cial school system. : Three separate projects are of the population, suffer from " ' mental retardation to some ex-|Planned in Alberta. One will) : i cately deal with research on the learn-|a variety of silhouettes but they|'@\ety. tent. ' hav ine | anes : i in| "OS i ing to gain weight and get : ing concepts of pre-school men.|have one thing in common--the| One casual cape-like hat in|your costume. Pale colors pre-|8 going to 8 8 8 The yg need wie z foo tally etardad htitren: another|accent is on the back. yellow and white straw braiding|dominate. Pink is a favorite|dtunk." re ee aaetiodn bg will try to show that retarded| Either slant or trim (or, as|slopes backwards in folds on|with most milliners both abroad| Ever since the dawn of fer- Pig ; _ "jadults can be employed in 'the|Adolfo of New York says, Which perches a tiny bow almost|and in Canada. Newest colors| Mentanon there have been ar- preparing the parents of re onufacturing industry and a|"droop or drape') may be em-|below ear level. Many hats are|are in apricot, coral and salmon|8uments pro and con on whether especially interested in floppy horsehair. Sometimes a brim is small, Mr. John featured small, saucy brims in a selection of his rea- sonably - priced hats. Included was a cloche in polished balin- bunt] straw with a high dome and a shorter eye-level brim. While milliners have their own shape preferences, all agree on the bonnet as the major new silhouette. However, you have to be either very young or very So alluring is the idea that/misied, Whi co i n " " Pieniahod you cam eat and drink @ll potlguened Aid A grag Tee bore et calories furnished want and lose weight by somelies are not needed and they are|---------- mysterious metabolic process,/stored as fat. When the grand|f that "even the skeptical are|total of calories, food plus alco- tempted to lend an avid ear tOjhol, exceeds your energy needs, the sweet music of promise. |the surplus is stored, willy- No factual solace can be of-jnilly. fered with regard to this far-| Of course, if you drink and out diet. Dr. Philip L. White,|don't eat -you won't gain... nutritionist with the A.M.A., hadjbut you'll get other maladies this to say about it: "The drink-jtoo dreadful to dwell on. Alco- ing man's diet is utter non-jhol furnishes fuel only, no re-) } : Luxe shor te sense, and has no scientific ba-|pair or regulating nutrients, Rareay Ne. seveols sophisticated to carry off a chin-|Sis, and is chock-full of errors.| As a dietitian, I ask myself g self, free of tied bonnet with aplomb. Some individuals on these low-\what can the public do to steer| pea toler + a This spring is the season for carbohydrate diets may at first|clear of-faddy diet pitfalls. Hang) Over 15 years' In Variety Of Silhouettes shiny straw. The emphasis is on|undergo # Chanke In wy forlet, Bullé daily. meal around! song F i i s.jance, which might account forjdiet. Bul laily meals around) tn airy SOA pile" takttos a loss of a few pounds, Even|foods that furnish vital nutri-] MARIE MURDUFF By MARGARET NESS has, underneath, its own tied-continue popular for travel. |the authors of the book (Thejents. Here they are: Meat, fish, | "genesha Motel, April 12, 13, 14 Written for The Canadian Press|back kerchief cap which, inci-| It's also the season for co-|Drinking Man's Diet) make the fowl, milk, skim milk, cheese, PHONE "723-4641 Straw hats for spring come in|dentally, can be worn sepa-|ordinated color. Your hat com- interesting admission that if ajcottage cheese, fruits, green) |plements rather than matches|man eats and @rinks heavily he,and yellow vegetables, whole| for appointment on these dates. CALL HOWARD'S tor | EXPERT | envi Fg REMOVED PERMANENTLY Superfluous Hair By Electrolysis J) and the new- I est, fastest, * New KREE IM- PERIAL De DRAPES Custom Mede @ SLIP COVERS @ BROADLOOM @ VENETIAN BLINDS "Free Estimates" ] Call 725-3144 HOWARD'S = s=-. DRAPERIES --oshane sane Back Interest Accents Hats | , Your Are Invited To Attend Ieohol concoctions add weight. , 1 afangy Poy woah cy neh or third will provide research andiployed to give the back of the|scarfed to flow down the back.|tones. Green is mostly mint or|@ car sienes service for the post school-age|hat its interest. Brims are strongly repre-|almond. Yellow ranges from) ° » | qwn SE Na retarded. One result is that many usu- sented. Some are even huge|Pale to medium. |How to relieve HOME CARE PREFERRED In British Columbia, the Brit-jally distinctive shapes, such as|platters, and in the Lanvin col- | Use Dodd's Kidney 4 _ | This is in line with views ex-jish Columbia Mental Retarda-|the beret, become demi-snoods.|lection in Paris they'r> worn in| LAUNDRY LASHED BACK Fils: See Serene The governor of Beirut has de-| ieee te aeuate S e FI Sh pressed at a federal-provincial tion Institute is to house an ed-| Banded and kerchiefed effects|a dramatic side tilt. conference on mental retarda- ucational observation unit and|are seen everywhere. The Paris; Flattering ups wept brims|creed against the picturesque) tion SAAIRS toed 00) e and Easter Preview tion held here last October.|provide accommodation for chil-|House of Dior is partial to ajseem to be most popular, and/habit of hanging the family| lay aol yg ob Specialists agreed that a large dren and parents who are under|bandana turban. Even Hattie|they:e not necessarily incom- wash from balconies across the! rest better. Deo 163 Bloor St. West -- Oshawe percentage of the children now|clinical investigation. Carnegie's straight-on sombrero'patible with the back-of-the-hat' street. pend on Dodd's. in institutions for the mentally _ a er nee ea SRO NODE I RE iii and retarded needn't be ------ there at all. ; As Dr. R. 0. Jones of Hali- fax put it in his summary of the conference: 'Home and Look who's just around the corner { community care would appear to be most desirable to the ma- jority of retardates. Removal to the foster-homes or institutions See Thousands of Easter Lilies @ Pink and Blue Hydrangeas @ Potted Mums and Rose Bushes @ Cinerarias-Calceo- should be only for specific pur- es and preferably for a ited time." Prince Edward Island plans to develop a model community service for the mentally re- tarded as its part of the na- tional project. It is to be lo- cated in a rural area and will emphasize "home strengthen- ing" of families with mentally- retarded members, supported by the various social and medi- eal services of the community. New Brunswick will have a community project similar to the P.E.I. one, but its work is to be associated with a large treatment-training school. All the Atlantic provinces are) to participate in Bl ream ment of the Atlantic Centennial) ' ue : 4 esearch Centre for Mental Re-| 'squeaks when you squeeze him! Eaetion in Halifax. It may bel] POLY WRAPPED COLOURFUL located at the proposed new EASTER EGGS children's hospital associated|} soft marshmaliow-tilled eggs, pon- 20:: 39: with Dalhousie University. and] ned in @ multitude of bright col- 'g R Ay We tiv a will provide full facilities for re-|' ours end flavours. Small or med- Peter's Wighing Well larias @ Greenhouses are just full of Carnations and Mums. THE EASTER BUNNY [| GLORY AND EXOTIC FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS Banish 'Winter Blues' and plan a delightful Spring outing with your » family and friends. @ EVERYONE WELCOME @ FREE DOOR PRIZES Everyone is eligible for a FREE DOOR PRIZE... Just attend. Free Admission . . . Free Parking on Bloor Street OPEN SATURDAY, APRIL 10th-1 P.M. to 6 P.M. ALSO ALL DAY SUNDAY, APRIL 11th REED'S GREENHOUSES "Over Fifty Years In Oshawa' 163 BLOOR STREET WEST And Here He Is Himself ! GIFT-BEARING EASTER BUNNY A real big Easter bunny, gaily eoloured, made of soft poly .. + And look what he brings to all good children . . . a delicious Smiles 'mn Chuckles Easter egg gearch and clinical investiga-\| ium size. tion. Quebec is to have an educa- tion research centre which will be concerned with the develop- ehocolate-coated and plumply filled with fruit and nut cream! A delightful Easter gift idea at @ fabulously low Zeller price! WOMEN CUT HAIR MONTREAL (CP)--A haircut) and shave in Prague cost 15) cents, Mrs. Irenee Spirkova of the Czechoslovak Tourist Office} gaid here recently. An aide put} in, "To make it all the more) interesting, the barbers are usually women." CREAM-FILLED EGGS. Gaily foil-wrapped, cream-filled eggs in four favourite flovours: co- coonut, pineapple, cherry end vanilla. 5- and 10. YOLK CREAM EGG. A big fat chocolate-coated Easter egg, its '"volk" 39c 728-7389 UNCLE PETER'S WISHING WELL -- Their Easter' wish céme true! A goy multitude of Easter chicks, bunnies and eggs and a big munny too . . . all of melt-in-your-mouth * NATIONAL CHAMBER of COMMERCE WEEK April 4th. to 10th "Progress Jhrough nee Support Your Local CHAMBER of COMMERCE During the week of April 4th to 10th the Chamber of Commerce has chosen this theme, "Progress Through Teamwork" and is offering a formal welcome to all local retail and industrial businessmen to become a member of the Team. ure chocolate. LISTEN HERE: } s r y deliciously creamy THEIR 'EASTER PLAYHOUSE' 09° Bill Deegan p j ' sian ee 2 _--) \ a + ln their Easter Play players' "HAPPY EASTER" MEDLEY 7-piece assortment of miniature chocolate moulds - favourite Eost a ae er shapes in hollow milk chocola Perfect for the Easter basket! * featured inelude GAY EASTER NOVELT their favourite Hast- Everything @ child's heart desires. . toys "YOU MEET ty ise ge oe ' . ! . er onimolst All in de- Ao, a. Poi fag 644, oes Go, 7: "a : liclous milk choco 'n' baskets 'n' goodies galore, . . : ree wee j a late, of course, fully wrapped and bow'd, all ready for THE NIC T 2 fre foster giving. ' PEOPLE ef sue Deegan's easy style has a way of relaxing listeners, -- they're ing over a steering wheel fighting rush hour traffic | or ing over a hot stove | trying to make hash look like | chateaubriand. Bill's bottom- | less diary of philosophical | notes, his inexhaustible supply | of poems and his easy way of pi make listening between 4:05 and 8:30 p.m. (Monday through Friday) a Sreveughly enjoyable experi- ence. Saturdays, too, 6 a.m. to 11:50 a.m. il i a CrRRE 21010 ONTARIO'S FAMILY STATION fi sal cesacinemeennennanall heautl- 2.99 In their continuing campaign to bring change ond improvement in Oshawa your Chamber of Commerce needs a stronger representation of retail and industrial businessmen. For such far-sighted AND beneficial pro- grams as; promotion of interest in rural and urban relations, improve- ments in Oshawa and a raising of its standards, (stimulating interest in) local, Provincial and Federal affairs, bringing new industry to our city, and more improved parking facilties. OSHAWA A BAG OF TREATS Lilliput Easter eggs by the dozen, in their own poly net mesh bag! WEEKEND SPECIAL BIG DECORATED EASTER EGGS 23° MISS MILLY & CHIPPER CHARLIE In The Land of PURE MILK CHOCOLATE 69: DOWNTOWN STORE SIMCOE ST. SOUTH 723-2294 Delicious pure milk chocolate - a treat everyone will love! Gift Boxed WHILE THEY LAST Remember the work of the few is to no avail without the support of the ma- jority. For further informatién Phone or Write 99 Simcoe St. S. 728-1683 DECORATED EASTER EGG Beautifully decorated Easter eog is plumply filled with delicious marshmoliow! 4y 'several and have them on hand for Easter greetings! Ready Boxed For Easter Giving delicious pure milk chocolate DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE MOULDS Wrapped in Ducks, hens, rabbits, roosters... oll the "gang" is here, in these 94 Clog}: blicter pack moulds! protective 49. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 723-2209 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBER 1965